Town Meeting Members voted Monday to allow the Select Board to continue leasing the former Hawthorne-by-the-Sea restaurant while discussions about the broader property plan move forward. The property has been…
Town Meeting Members voted Monday night to transfer $720,000 from Swampscott’s free cash to help reduce the tax levy for fiscal year 2026, resulting in a residential tax rate of…
Swampscott held its Town Meeting on Monday, and ten articles were voted on. Here’s a look into what happened. Article No. 1 Town Meeting Members approved to authorize the payment…
Amy OConnor announced Monday that she is resigning from the School Committee, citing a “small but vocal group” who she says continue “to mischaracterize our fiscal management and cast doubt…
Swampscott’s next Town Meeting will be held on Monday, December 1, and there are 10 articles up for vote. Here’s a deeper look into each one. Article No. 1 The…
Swampscott resident Don Pinkerton is expanding access to hands-on science by creating a community learning space through LynnLab. “There’s no organization that does any sort of STEM (science, technology, engineering…
Swampscott High School is exploring the addition of a third Innovation Pathways program, giving students the opportunity to focus on a high-demand industry through more hands-on learning. Innovation Pathways is…
The turkey will taste a little bit sweeter on the Marblehead side of the border this Thanksgiving as the Magicians defeated the Big Blue, 29-22 in the annual meeting of…
Swampscott Public Schools uses a one-to-one device model that, according to Digital Learning Specialist Brandy Wilbur, allows teachers to focus more directly on student learning. With every student using the…
Long before Europeans arrived in North America, Indigenous peoples held ceremonies, dances, and rituals to ensure a successful harvest. The first recorded Thanksgiving service held by Europeans took place, on…
